Former Sasquatch Zoo owner charged in hyena case
Debbie Mattox, who owned the Sasquatch Zoo for 23 years before selling it last year to the Emerald Coast Wildlife Refuge, has been charged with cruelty to animals.
Applications available for leadership development program
Northwest Florida State College's Costa Leadership Institute is accepting applications for the 2014-2015 Leadership Okaloosa program.
153 ticketed during seatbelt awareness campaign
During the national Click It or Ticket campaign, Crestview Police Department officers issued 153 seatbelt tickets.
School board approves program for at-risk 4th-, 5th-graders
Young Okaloosa County students struggling in a traditional school environment will soon have another education option. Beginning in August, about 40 fourth- and fifth-graders will attend LEAP (Learni…
Okaloosa schools benefit from budget
Okaloosa, Santa Rosa and Walton county schools received nearly $440 million in total Florida Education Finance Program dollars, with each county’s percentage increase being above the state average.
Baker Memories Day planned June 21
Baker Memories Day, featuring Lunch on the Porch, is 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. June 21 at 1307 Georgia Ave., Baker.
Students, parents and retiring principal celebrate CHS graduation (PHOTOS)
CRESTVIEW — Although many of the 373 graduating seniors will reminisce about their time at Crestview High School, they are already looking ahead to the future.
'READY TO WALK': Laurel Hill School graduates 31 seniors (PHOTOS)
LAUREL HILL — The Rev. Mike McVay of Laurel Hill First Baptist Church dispensed words of support and congratulatory hugs around the classroom where the school's seniors prepared for their Friday nig…
Baker School's Class of 2014 celebrates graduation(PHOTOS)
BAKER — Malcolm Griffith is glad he overcame pain to join 96 classmates for Baker School's high school graduation
State, local officials: Scammers target seniors with good credit
CRESTVIEW — Tasha Carter, an assistant to Florida Chief Financial Officer Jeff Atwater, says that residents, particularly seniors, can expect scams to evolve.














